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- •The pancreas is a parenchymal organ located retroperitoneally. Performs two main functions exocrine
- •1) painful (in the epigastrium, shingles, after taking
- •- signs of diabetes mellitus: weakness, sweating due to the development of hypoglycemia.
- •abdomen in a patient with CP:
- •Pain points and zones detected by palpation in patients with chronic pancreatitis:
- •The projection of the pancreas on the abdominal wall.
- •Areas of cutaneous hyperesthesia with involvement of the head (1), body (2) and
- •Visceral pain (shaded) and the direction of pain irradiation in chronic pancreatitis (Mazatka
- •Acute pancreatitis (АP):
- •Etiology:
- •- Sudden, severe pain at the top half of the abdomen, often encircling,
- •Forced position of a patient with acute pancreatitis:
- •1.Acute vascular insufficiency (shock, collapse)
- •Chronic pancreatitis (CP) is an inflammatory disease of the pancreas, characterized by subtotal
- •7.Hereditary predisposition
- •Clinical classification:
- •By etiology:
- •CP in the acute phase:
- •pain in CP:
- •II. Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency leads to disruption of the processes of intestinal digestion
- •Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency is associated with the following mechanisms:
- •III. Endocrine insufficiency symptom
- •-weight loss,
- •There may be a symptom of "red droplets" or a symptom of Tuzhilin:
- •1) serum amylase level (after 2-12 hours from the onset of exacerbation, maximum
- •caused by:
- •in the duodenal contents obtained by a double probe is investigated
- •and GGTP (gamma-glutamyl transpeptidase) - partial or complete obstruction of the biliary tract
- •Radiography: duodenal stenosis in chronic pancreatitis:
- •10)Ultrasound: allows you to identify the nature and extent of the pathological process
- •Ultrasound for chronic pancreatitis:
- •Computed tomography (norm):
- •Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography:
- •Shock (hypovolemic) (blood pressure is low, expressed pain syndrome, tachycardia, pallor of the
- •exacerbation of CP with necrosis) Clinic: fever, abdominal pain, chills, tension of the
- •small and large intestines: Syndrome of insufficient absorption (malabsorption syndrome) is a violation
- •deficiency, which leads to impaired absorption of a particular substance: intolerance to disaccharides;
- •Secondary (acquired) - decrease (disruption) many enzymes and malabsorption of many nutrients:
- •of fat metabolism include:
- •carbohydrate absorption include: hypoglycemia that occurs after taking concentrated solutions of sugar, milk,
- •symptom complex (SNP), caused by a violation of the digestion of nutrients due
- •formation, impaired absorption and removal of gases.
- •Irritable bowel syndrome:
- •characterized by a variety of clinical manifestations. During an attack - stabbing pain
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Main symptoms and syndromes in diseases of the pancreas.
Pancreatitis.
Department of Internal Propedeutics
The pancreas is a parenchymal organ located retroperitoneally. Performs two main functions exocrine and endocrine. Violation of these functions, as well as inflammatory and destructive processes in the pancreas define
clinical picture pancreatic diseases.
1) painful (in the epigastrium, shingles, after taking
alcohol, fatty and spicy foods).
2)dyspeptic (weight loss, vomiting that does not bring relief, abundant loose stools with pieces of undigested food)
3)asthenovegetative (decreased
performance, rapid fatigability, weakness, irritability, increased fatigue), low blood pressure
- signs of diabetes mellitus: weakness, sweating due to the development of hypoglycemia.
5)cytolysis (with pancreatitis, increased entry into the blood of pancreatic enzymes so-called evasion
enzymes) amylase, lipase, trypsin in the blood,
diastases in urine
6)exocrine insufficiency – concentration of bicarbonate and enzymes in the duodenal contents, the presence of undigested muscle fibers (creatorrhea), neutral fats (steatorrhea), starch (amilorrhea).
abdomen in a patient with CP:
1. Desjardins point - 5-7 cm from the navel, along the line, connecting the navel to the right axillary cavity (head of the pancreas)
2.Shofar zone (choledochoduodenopancreatic zone) - between the anterior midline and the line connecting the navel with the right armpit and the perpendicular lowered to the midline from the Desjardins point
3.Zone (point) of Gubergrits - Skulsky is located in the zone (point) of the symmetrical zone of the Shofar - (body, tail of the pancreas)
Mayo-Robson symptom - soreness in the left hypochondrium (inflammation in the tail of
in
the area of projection of the pancreas on the anterior abdominal wall Kerte's symptom - with superficial palpation of the abdomen of a patient with AP, pain and tension of the abdominal muscles in the epigastrium, sometimes in the left hypochondrium or in the place of the pancreas projection on the abdominal wall.
Pain points and zones detected by palpation in patients with chronic pancreatitis:
АОВ —Shoffard's choledochopancreatic pain zone; СОВ —pain zone M. Gubergritz - Skulsky;
Д — Desjardins pain point;
Г — painful point of A. Gubergrits.
The projection of the pancreas on the abdominal wall.
МР — Mayo-Robson's pain point.
Areas of cutaneous hyperesthesia with involvement of the head (1), body (2) and tail (3) of the pancreas
Visceral pain (shaded) and the direction of pain irradiation in chronic pancreatitis (Mazatka Z., 1967):
A - through the epigastrium into the back (dorsally);
B - in the left hypochondrium and under the left scapula (in the form of a left-sided half-belt);
C - in the right hypochondrium and under the right scapula (in the form of a right-sided half-belt);
BC - girdle pain.